Potential NIL changes

[Moontan]

Florida will now allow schools to participate in NIL discussions/agreements, etc..

Could be interesting…

Florida updates NIL legislation to remove legal restrictions

Florida updated its NIL legislation, pulling back on restrictions while allowing universities to provide entrepreneurial workshops to their players.

www.espn.com

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[Newhouser]

I'm' sure NY will be very progressive on this....

 

[NYCCuse826]

This is going to get ugly especially if taxpayer money is somehow used in an NIL deal.

 

[jgeorge322]

I don’t really understand this law. Can’t the NCAA punish the coaches for breaking the rules?

 

[FasterCuse]

This is going to get ugly especially if taxpayer money is somehow used in an NIL deal.

Just give it time, it will be

 

[upperdeck]

so schools sign on with rules and the state can say no we make our own rules.. whats to stop states from doing the same thing for the MLB/NFL? sorry no salary cap we decided you dont need one.

 

[oldpinepoint]

so schools sign on with rules and the state can say no we make our own rules.. whats to stop states from doing the same thing for the MLB/NFL? sorry no salary cap we decided you dont need one.

Collective bargaining of the players and mlb/nfl/nba are all private leagues not supported by the government. Excluding arenas of course

 

[upperdeck]

Collective bargaining of the players and mlb/nfl/nba are all private leagues not supported by the government. Excluding arenas of course

so what is to stop a state from ignoring all of that with a law?

 

[texascpa]

so schools sign on with rules and the state can say no we make our own rules.. whats to stop states from doing the same thing for the MLB/NFL? sorry no salary cap we decided you dont need one.

Can't do NFL because Congress has already decided on that. Congress trumps state, state trumps NCAA.

 

[0.2 YNdeeR]

Just when I thought NIL couldn't get any worse, in steps Ron DeSantis. lol. What a fiasco.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[richmondcuse03]

This is going to get ugly especially if taxpayer money is somehow used in an NIL deal.

I look forward to the hypocrisy by people when they argue it’s fine because it benefits their sports team / State U…

 

[djcon57]

so what is to stop a state from ignoring all of that with a law?

The other owners can take the franchise who's breaking the rules away.

 

[djcon57]

Just give it time, it will be

In somewhere like ALABAMA? It's almost 1000% definite.

Then people will vote based on if they are Auburn or Alabama. It's going to be glorious

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[CuseLegacy]

ACC memo: Power 5 reach consensus on what ACC calls ‘must haves’ with federal legislation

ACC memo says Power 5 conferences ‘must be prepared to negotiate and possibly compromise’ on allowing a form of pay-for-play.

www.on3.com

 

[hoopsupstate]

ACC memo: Power 5 reach consensus on what ACC calls ‘must haves’ with federal legislation

ACC memo says Power 5 conferences ‘must be prepared to negotiate and possibly compromise’ on allowing a form of pay-for-play.

www.on3.com

Very interesting. Good luck getting Congress to act.

 

[kirbivore]

May the best Gekko coaches win

 

[FasterCuse]

https://www.si.com/college/2023/05/30/sec-meetings-nil-athlete-employment-collectives-hot-topics

New state laws adopted in Arkansas, Missouri, Texas and Oklahoma clear a path for their schools to bring NIL programs more under their proverbial roof while also prohibiting enforcement from the NCAA and others. This new evolution of NIL collectives tests NCAA and SEC governorship, risks federal rules violations and, maybe most important, pushes college sports another step closer to what many believe is an eventuality: Schools paying athletes directly.

I thought this was an interesting article. It's only a matter of time until we just let the schools start paying players directly.

 

[oldpinepoint]

https://www.si.com/college/2023/05/30/sec-meetings-nil-athlete-employment-collectives-hot-topics

New state laws adopted in Arkansas, Missouri, Texas and Oklahoma clear a path for their schools to bring NIL programs more under their proverbial roof while also prohibiting enforcement from the NCAA and others. This new evolution of NIL collectives tests NCAA and SEC governorship, risks federal rules violations and, maybe most important, pushes college sports another step closer to what many believe is an eventuality: Schools paying athletes directly.

I thought this was an interesting article. It's only a matter of time until we just let the schools start paying players directly.

What a mess

 

[javadoc]

What a mess

Hey, everyone's a booster now!

 

[Stern]

Not sure if this has been posted anywhere on the site.

 

[sutomcat]

Not sure if this has been posted anywhere on the site.

Syracuse played a big role in writing the order final NYS NIL law. This sounds like Probation Pitino is pushing for this change.

Let’s face it, you have to break a lot of NCAA rules to convince good players to serve time on the St John’s campus.